A nod from Oscar this coming Sunday might just push things into the stratosphere, but sales of Yann Martel’s “irrational” tale of a boy and his tiger are already not too shabby. From The Guardian:
Martel's narrator, who chooses his mathematical nickname to avoid being known as "Pissing", would undoubtedly be delighted at the news that the novel he narrates, Life of Pi, has just sold its
Dan Brown’s Inferno Gets Cover
Posted by Unknown at 6:23 PM
Back in January, we told you about Dan Brown’s new book, Inferno, to be published in mid-May. Now, because everyone seems to be wanting to see it, we’re sharing the US cover. More impressive than this particular cover are the stats that have led us to thinking you might be interested:
The Da Vinci Code was published in 2003 and spent 144 weeks on The New York Times Hardcover Fiction bestseller
The Da Vinci Code was published in 2003 and spent 144 weeks on The New York Times Hardcover Fiction bestseller
Babymouse, Lunch Lady, and Sticky Burr
Posted by Unknown at 7:31 AMAuthor-illustrator Katie Davis is the host of Brain Burps About Books. It is a weekly podcast about my favorite topic: children's literature.
In the latest episode , you'll hear
*about Susana Leonard Hill's writing course.
*Julie Hedlund talking about her 12 x 12 membership.
*me talking about Lunch Lady,
and Sticky Burr.
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